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National Republican., 1887-08-03

Still Harping
ON MY DAUGHTER.
$i5--or--S1e----or----sI0
$3.50.
Sold lots OF these yesterday, tho nrst
day they were offered; one hundred and
dfteon suits sold, and that leaves us on
hand about
ss5 SUITS
yet to be sold at the wonderfully low
sum OF
$3.50 Each.
Excellent suits these for the cool days
usually expected both in August and
September. They will do to piece out
the season with If nothing else.
Have you seen them?
Have you bought ones
DO you intond 10 buy?
81, 7,5O-S7.5O-$7.5O-$7, a. 30,
fora good
business Suit
during
This wcok Only.
Don't como next week and claim this
advantage. We cannot, positively, al-
low Il, nor can we put these suits as ide
for future delivery. We conflne this
Special Offering
Actual Sales
during
This Week Only.
Our selling force is well in hand, and
we are fully able to wait on
YOU.
.T-y N
National Republican., 1887-08-03
1910 STREET srEi;ET-S. \; W. Sis

b1 1s n STREET. n W,
Il c 1O WASHINGTON, DC, July IS. '87.
teriai and for workmanship OF renewing lie lin
covering of the lower root OF the new pension
building worn out by operations of building
above II. Specifications can be obtained at
this Office, where all proposals received VIII
be opened on AUGUST b, 1851, at2P. NJ. in
presence of bJdeIs, NJ. q, MEIG5.
Sup'R Engineer and Architect New Pension
building. Jy2' ,22, 25,2 5,2Laui,2,b-7t
National Republican., 1887-08-03
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3
An1usenenrq.

KEsSAs's-Lisa weber's Burlesquc Troupe
ras MANASSAS PASoRAM AMA-lbth st. & ohioov
National Republican., 1887-08-03
MEDICAL.

IIFALI'HFlL FEET, &c.
IL DIR. WHITE, THE FOOT SPECIALIST.
l4l6 Pennsylvania avenue opposite Willard'si
hotcL. COINS, bunions diseased nails, vascu.
lar excresences, and all diseases of the feet
successfully treated 'ythoat pain, Twenty
seventh consecutive year OF practice In Wash
ington, d. @. Foe, 81 n sitl!ng. Hours, Sa. m.
o6r. M; Sundays, 10 II e. m. only.
National Republican., 1887-08-03
FOR .RENT---ROoMs

>Se>~~~<SerS-seS-c~>-<s~cSeso
Nor RENT-PART OF a HOUSE, IN
a cluding two rooms, kitchen, and dining
room. 007 NJ st. N. W. 7-wfs-6
ENOR RENT-1111 9TH ST. N. W. FURN-
IN ishcd rooms for rent togentemen IA
National Republican., 1887-08-03

MANHOOD REsToRED.-A A VICTIM OF
IYl youthful imprudenUe causing premature
decay, nervous debility, lost manhood, etc.,
having tried in vain every known remedy, has
discovered a simple selfoure, which he will
send free TO his fellow sufferers. Address, O. j,
MASON, p. o. Box 8l79, New York city.
National Republican., 1887-08-03

UNIMPRoVED PROPERTY FOR SALE.
In and adjoining the town OF Occoquan, Va,
1900 acres oftimber land with 80 horse power
steam saw mill and miller's house; water
power factory site, store, residence. and wharf.
$4,000.
27-l0O acres Of ground cor New Cut
ana Foxball Roeds......... ...""."....Sl,OOJ
s cor S @ ave aud 18th ST e.......,...... 900
TO LEASE.
For term OF 10 or 10 years, a valuable piece
of business property on 18th st, bet Pa aye and
L st n W; rent $1,000 per annum aud taxes.
Lessee to build on same.
For term of % years, a valuable piece Of
business propertyeon + st. bet llth and 18th n
W; rent $3.50 per month and taxes Lessee to
build on same.
For a term OF % years, a valuable piece OF
business property on 1lth st near Pa ave W;
rent sl25 per month and taxes. Lessee to build
Oh same.
Per Annum.
National Republican., 1887-08-03

reformation Of all sorts obtained, when possible,
fos rubscribers without charge upon application,
Rejected manuscripts cannot be returned.
Rcmittances other than by postal money orders,
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Republican Company always st sender's rink.
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Bu the wrapper shows when subscription expiree.
Advertisers VINO have not made or renewed time
controcts will he charged monthly card rates.
as- All requests for courtesies from railroads,
pisces Of amusement, or business orders are not
su.hOTized unless signed by the undersigned
aIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN COMPANY
E.w. FOX PRESIDENT AND MANAGER.
National Republican., 1887-08-03
Still HarpiOg
ON MY DAUGHTER.

Sold lots OF these yesterday, tho FIRST
day they were offered; one hundred and
ffteon suits sold, and that leaves us on
hand about
National Republican., 1887-08-03

xrtrs cory mailed free to party securing the
eluh, Postage paid.
National Republican., 1887-08-03
BAY RIDGE
Every ThurEday to
Every Wednesday to
LURAY CAVERNS

Leave Washington $50 a. IN. Returning, arrive
9p. IN. Round Trip $3.50. ...-
Reserved Seat Tickets for Pen-Mar, Luray,
and Harper's Ferry secured at B. & D. Ticket
Offices IN Washington without extra charge.
W. M. CLEMENTS, G. X. LORD.
Manager. Genl Pass. Agent,
National Republican., 1887-08-03
ss5 SUITS

yet to be sold at the wonderfully low
sum of
National Republican., 1887-08-03
rHE WEEKLY NATIONAL sspUpbicAp,

gAIeh ineiudee the contes, OF the next Presidential
Election
National Republican., 1887-08-03

Nbeia copies for one eycar."....,.,...,.'.... zoe
Clrbs Of ten FOR one year or clubs Of five for ~,
two '...s..'.''''.''''''''''''" W W.
National Republican., 1887-08-03
REL ESTATE.
RE1L ESTATE.
u EAL ESTATE BULLETIN
IN OF
THOS. z. WAGGAMAN, OH ct.


T
FOR SALE.
200 to 20i and 1926 to 1888 I'd st n W, b h.,
and rs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Sl3, ,5O0
TO q, alley. bet NJ and n, 18th and 18th
etS n nW......,.........,..,.., ,.. O,UJO
1919 l. st n W, fh, G rs and houses IN
rear-.,........"....... ..."....."...'..... o,U)O
1923 Goth It NV, fh, @ RS, 2 houses In
1pOr, 4 rs eHCD OVVU
izai anf in i1as rear ma a.o" w. ~ is' 1890
Observation-Disclosures, 49, 10 ~. ] 1000
III, fs".......................... w u 49, w ' . "" $500
Q cor @ ave and l4th st Q, fh, 2 rs... 1000
Alley bet. ~ and 9th and II and sts 900
W, II, RS ......."..,... W.
Alley, bet 23d and oath, L and NJ stsnw, 80
ID II, rs wv
National Republican., 1887-08-03

yXTANTED- Two FARMERS AND FRUIT
w raisers. and vegetable oil maker. and
q tenant: at 8l1 East Capitol st.: soon. GEO.
GRO 8, NJ. d. "a
VIIANTED-AN OFFICE BOY UNDER 10
w years of age who is willing TO work. Ad-
dress "ENERGY,' this office. "a
yITANTED-A FIRST CLASS STEEL
w Plate Transferrer; steady position and
good W ages guaranteed. Address, stating sal
ary expect cd, o. D., Republican office. 2'tf
National Republican., 1887-08-03
PROPOSALS.
CLERKS OFFICE,

|~(eor<-vt|Trgrgr
FOR FUEL.
National Republican., 1887-08-03

rvs DAILY /, served to 7uc-crioNr, By 4arricr for
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-15
COLMAA ASSAILED.
The Tart Reply OF the Illinois
Live Stock Commission.
C0lNls CHsaGED WITH DuPLICIIi.
Malicious H,squotations for the
Purpose OF Oeceiving The
Department Not A0is %
Handle Pieuro-Pneu-
monia.

selssrigrD. HIS. Jan. it.-The STATE
Live stock Commission made paolc today
tle-r reply 70 COmmissi0ner Coimau u the
Agricultural Department az Washington.
Il IS - long or longer tan Co.man.s Is-ter'
and a.ssiis hlm vigorously. rse Commits
sners lmDufe to Col II malicious aad
gic.0as motives tor his attack. ani c'E rC
trat -hs discovery of fleuro rneruOnia ia
Illinois -. iue % them and tnat the t.I-
srlusnl bureau OF agriculture n-v1r lis-
covered a case in any stare. They sag Dolmsn
F. now pretending bef0re The Tuhl- % hold
s.sNs anour tae matter thai le a71 nis sl-
bo-iilafss knew perfectly well srs entirely
& rrrsa- from those expressed 81 the i.ne
of the fron1.- a. 20 lie condition Oi >lu-
&. i.s distilisry sheds. The commission
ers cav 'le facts are not IS C0lmar has
3 arel. They charge that be has neglected to
faml-is-'ze himself with the laws " Illinois
On the slbiecr. aud conse. uenty his recon-
meadat'ous 20 the Governor or puerie.
The Commlss .Oner- undertake 10 show that
Coimsns communication IS an en-
tire misrepr-sentstion OF their acts.
and that his complaints cOnLsil
ma Ici0ls mis4u0tauons Tor the purpo "a
of 3eceiving he public. They charge Una,
C0lman has sought 10 magnify the SAuis.i.
matter The board claims 20 have done
more in ninety days to suppress piur0-
pneumonia With limited Appropriations
than the department Of agriculture has done
in the past two and a half years with
ample appropriations and TO have establish
"a prersdsrls that the department tas Dee
unable 20 establish. The board charges that
tne department has not The capacity GO
handle pluerO-pneumOnia question.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-15
BISMARCK IS BEATEE
TIT 8alsSllG Pslg7IlI D.SSoLlH
Bismarck Greeiea with Cheers ~ tht
Crest Cro~os ia the Siresfs-
Intense interest," in ino
Coming Elections

heass. 1ar Is -ln ths Hsclsi4g iodag
ias aa.eai inea, la tle army Aa odefsa by
Etlr t8a ts-asabere tte ItDenI leader
la.lne tat opera. aas 81 Ihe nli le l4roe
gears eas csffea hf a rols of lt seas io
loi HaFs Ile ton.erssHves lmpsls'isis
and Aalonslss voted vilh ibs minority.
I.t -.ashs.. aaa saesi 81 tae A.ssuan
memaer. ahsAiaed irom VohnF Iae rs.
slIi was aanolneel snuasI intense ereiis-
aren't
FRINGE Bismarck who vas present im-
meIaiaiy Teaa an lrIeTai usssarf nl.-
salF'r. iht heetsiaE
iaf seNffs| lolfs previous to aua anruE
lat progress oi tae s0te he streets 10 lls
F..Diit NtIe crowded with persons aWAil-
fne tht anuounoelleft oI tlt rssait
When lo1Lf Liamtfa4 ieii iae Asiri..
STAG ans reaUIf4 ths slrlli sttT
reaching ihe Imperial nesssrf ssoIfiu.
t.e he.lhslsr he uas Isct'fsi lF ule pes-
p.f Nlth cheers au4 Shouts 20 aITrotl'. q.
" ul.l Nas kef ul ns ae l'nsfet along aul
ua.i He t.s4 I.fr-I.l from View
lle elections ter meiuiifrt u| a|t
LtiAa aIfesif rIsafs~ lAr attention ai
I.t people aHt iI.t Uass .Nit cnsnNt if Ils
p..rc. c.uI - - l.t nte loif s.
I.e lueul iaF .f discussion f0nlFiL
Ia.a .I f'le faf.us fsrues end seaeHs is
..uI.rrf .f iUaluis.n.ut .ts strength H-i.e
some HI Iafm Ir.a... .4.|as.e. Ie.frt.I.a.
uuf aa..fl lIf history ai .trfal e'e.-
i.ns % tlptoIe. flaI I... t... .trI eal
lNar..Ifa.t l.0 camps .Us ls
cr.e r.. .ae fNe merits "a ill '.aI t.amfai
den.ar .s ani Ise iI-fal. .a t.e ..4s..s
aIs.. .lf .f I.t..
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-15
DUNN & co.'s TRADE REVIEW.
Remarkably Heavy Businsss Transactions
During ths Past Week.

NEu YoEx, Jan. li-R. g. Dunn & Co $
weekly review Of trade SAYS: The scarcity
% fresh and striking events during the
past week u not q bad sign. Production
aui distribution have gone on so quietly
-nat the enormous magnitude Of transaC-
nor is attention fixed av start-
ling changes for better OF worse.
bat evidence sbounds Of the unusual vol
uma ofblsiness. BaaS exchange through
0at the country and traffic returns bear tes-
tm0uy IA 20 dist-i button. waile agricultural
ana manufacturing statistics snow that pro-
ire,l0n has hardly ever been grente-.
Ws- bound rsl shipments ia December
were never eqlalled except 10 l--l. Iron
nrolgcdon. hy many deemed the best bar
0ueter is 1870 tnls week. Z aDuarv
q a.ainsrf2l s5i December ! Lsviu- increased
81 ner cent du-ag the year.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-15
Don't Like knight. of Labor.

LYvN, Mass, Jan. l4.--At tolay's session
OF the State Board of Arbitration on the
Bried factory labor troubles, Mark j..
Worthy, a manufacturer, read the names Of
twenty-fou shoe manufactures who have
wholly or in part transferred their business
from Lynn on account OF interference with
their business by the knights of Labor.
lie also mentioned enc firm which is about
TO moyo. TIE then read list Of prices paid
for labor IN Lynn compared with prices
paid elsewhere, showing that prices in Lynn
IN all departments are higher than ct any
other point
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-15

ela a. lls np= ols
rr taen
A aa sat ls
oa e g
r-7 ls r
l- tske -r u.tl %
= ss- lsl---sa 5sas - nzsz e.
Yeas Aai Blair Broen oaneral.
Ease s-sa-l Efzsts trfe GRAY h-
a--a1rcu haF.e A9ar A4--ae
ll ~ Oregon Mrrae. ot frulst tzl s.
Morgan Ner-a psy1s Pau -avser
,esrl -ls man. opaoner s. -anls
NAYS isoa b-cE Berry kl2cso ra.
bosrn Gail lo.Ar.ll Coks 1o.4Htt tan-
s-r Culom U1lpa Llmun1s L4s-is aif.
George 0lUs9l oosUan Harms. ilsa F.,
Jones ~ Arkansas Jones. ~ Ney4ta. n c-
MILAN Msuiersou Palmer. Plumb busa
~s.irf Ssuls1arF fei-r Vance Ae-l
AalfhaI Nai.h9roe Wilson q Iowa. Ml-
son .f Mar and $50.
FaIa aere then announced petse e
HaUer ana fan Nvcz. 1aaien snt Stan
f.r3. Ds~~s ani Mseey. helna ana ~ .er.
II Ile-slu aui VOORHEES,. and it was stated
that Mr. Ransom wa- absent ou account ~
illness In ll. family senator D1ipl stated
tle reason which would ladlce Ai.l fo vote
Tor the conference and Mr Blair stated tAe
objections which lie had against %. The
vote wss then taken and the conference re-
Dor, Wzs agreed 70, yeas-i3, nays-l7. Is
follows.
Yess-Aliison. Beck. Berry. Blackburn.
R0wen. Cockrin. Coke. Colquitt. 1onser
Clliom D1lpa. Eimunds. Eastis FAIR.
Frye Geogge. Gibson. o0rnan. tray, Hale
Harris Hawiey ingalls, Jones Of Ar1an
sss Jones, u Nevada Mcmillan. MGnder-
son. Mitchell, of Oregon Palmer, Plume,
Push Sablu. S-nls5urY. SAWYER, sew U,
sherman. Spooner. Teller Vance. Vest
Wslthall. WhitLome. Wilson. 81 lowa-43.
Nays -Aidrch. Blair. Brown. Cameron
Chase Cheney. EvNts Hampton. HOar,
Mahone, Mitchell Of Penusy ylvania, Merrill.
payne P'att and Williams-l5.
The senate then al ii.85 ?. IL. a ailourned
unti EOnday rhe conference report now
come. up in the house for action.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-15
Went Back on His Lawyers.

New HAVEN, Jan. 1f.-Frank II. Morse
was arraigned in the Superior Court today
on a charge Of arson. Augustus Bowman
upon whose affidavit Morse was arrested
was put on the stand By the state and Great
ed a sensation By swearing that he ha6
periured himselfj ir the affidavit and he
had been persuaded TO do it by Attorneys
G. A Harrison and @. A. Wallace counsel
for the state. Harrison and Wallace both
deny the allegation.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-15

.8gSGL.s5 BoaG B.I8 A BAD ROPE
The Pr. .soner Meets tsis Fate Calmly
snd oies Win Forgssness on
His Lins-fne Scenes ~
ness5o al ths ScafIo1


kf.Haasa Vs. Jsu. late.lls Was
ft, asrIe u.. ..... le..-rI. grnrap
ana Pc aitef af-s i.tA e.Nf lsr Aa-i
Test without rerlot... Ills l.nInts Heafe
.-,,.... a... t.. t..I.. ana .....4
"--
augmented n5 l4e ia.t t-ai "a as alAi-oNn
what t1e ae-an 81 l.Ie Governor NcA-l ht.
ani there were great ioalE tfi sias
upon ills, many feiy severe sIsn tas GOV
ernor
The scaioid Vas rfectei lt- ile Enclosure
of the JAZZ yaf VI aua 4lult.anee eas Ealaed
only hy lcAet Nll.eanilnk tl.. ihe
small space ieH WAS Hle- Atl people,
Aoout ~ 80 O'Clock tle Ifs9ner eenl iar
Beverly truup. alI flef let cYll.ft. .ot,
The e1act nStlseof which Ia uol snaen Ar
l-80 the governor declined io il.eriere. llt
drop tell at - 13 Cufells liel pfuies .la
lis Innocence. lie vas c-i down q. Ilo
Al D. t0 clock the rrs0ner had been et
0ut OF hls cell. lie wore q ueai s-li ~ siacA
diagonal cloth al4I q waterproof q sas alt-
toned behind HsaFms were filiolel ID
'front.' and his step was Fl vn and lerFl-.ss.
The people on tle h1lse--aps 49,. ll tae
trees yelled when taeT saw l.ns les ,lll.rs
the sleFs and fh.. was tlt sl.ull far e.
winding steps ef THE iail came f.i. uf..es-
sion. beaded 0v D-natg Sergeant Hs..a.
followed b. Sergeant j. g.. -ulla esear4us
the prisoner. and behind the.l Ees ID. w.
T.. Hatcher and Deputy -riEeaut A.lsa-
Cluyerigs was COO. an1 collected le lId
not quiver or show TIE slightest uer.el-
embsrrassment H. stepped D.ck'y ant
naturally up tle long Lslt ~ steps ana
topped Immediately ln tae elrte- o tle
irap-loor lie wore cAesp .-9Wl lal
and bis shoes were of rhe fashionable cut
and neatly TolsAe1 Ills iace .4l on f,
beard n several DAYS growth and hIs
cOuntenauce seemed lAcd. rs 81 ty force oi
great Will power.
Sargent Smith aivaucsi .tp tle r5lf ol
the seai0ld. and i'm loud and .st.lCl voice
read the death warrant Turning 30 tAe
prisoner after finishing fle reading, he
asked "Haye YOU anything % s4s To
this Cluverias replied in voice ig@lllule
| ten feat away. "N0ta word s.I I,r ir.
| Hatcher then said. Let rs al pray and
kneeling upon tle rough pine boards of the
| scatfOld offered q .ervent appeal.
During this prayer the prisoner remained
standing. No trace Of e itemeut was vlsl-
| BILE. except that ms evel3s 9nifcred every
second His nat had ben removed. aud
his brown hair ghstanea in tle sunlight
| When the prayer was ended. the c1ndemnei
man asked Dr. Hatcher 81 come lesr tial,
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-15
nIe,l.non lge. nol ALlIed.

SAN FBAsci-c1. Jan. IA -Advices per
steamer san Pablo from Hong Kong, state
that Lieutenant Mcmahon, nephew Of
Marshal Mcmahon. was not killed in the
igh. with pirates at Hokoi, but held the
fort until reinforcements arrived form
Hahapoag. lie declared that regular
Chinese soldiers assisted the pirates IN the
attack Three French war ships are re-
ported to be cruising along the Chinese
coas. intending to make reprisais for the
outrages committed by Chinese soldiers a.
HOkOi and MOnkai.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-15
rammany Organizing for the Year.

Nrw YORK, Jan. 1.-THE Tammsny Hall
General Committee organized tonight for
the ensuing year by the election Of Gen
John Cocbrane Chairman. Thos i. Gilroy,
Secretary. and Judge German Treasurer
Gen. Roger A. Pryor and Bourke Cochraue
made speeches a series OF resoiuions W3e
adopted including one ia favor of limiting
The profits OF corporations found on public
franchises 20 iree return upon the capital
invested
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-15
Te-s. wants Tarilr Revision.

AU.r,v, Tex, Jan. l4.-The House today
passed a resolution requesting tie Iexas
delegation in Congress 10 vote for the repea.
0f toe present tariff laws and for such n
tesnsl revenue and tariff avs as may be re-
lnired f0r economic government, and Tor
deserving pensioners. biil was introduced
regulating railroad votes and to create =
railroad c0unission. also b.I devoruE
800 .glo to the relief Of the dralEhi lieI-
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-15
CHOLERA IN SOUTH AMERICA.
Hundreds of Persons DYING in Uruguay
md the Arxnutlne KspuhIlc.

PHL,prLra. Jan. IA letter Of Mon
tevideo to Mr 4 r. Dursee, states that
cholera is epidemic in that c.ty ana the
towns along TIE river fiat-a. both iu lu-
quay aaa the Argel une Republic. auQ that
hundreds of persons are dying daily.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-15

Hr 1an l4 1Ie ate.ee ha. bees
issued -er.uens f1r tae new has4sisr
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-15

tses aa au W4al ttraasf she sFels-
Er@sli- Ga allttd
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19
All classes Of Real Estate bought and sold
Mckee & Cook,
Telephone, 24l 5 Fountain street
100000
IN DESIRABLE CITY AND COUNTY REAL
ESTATE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

IN FARMS--We can give you anything from
40 pine stump slashinR 10 3 40 acre wei
TILED, well stocked farm with 1rst-ciase modern
dwelling
IN THE ClTYWe can give you anything from
a vacant lot with a mud hole out ~ the suburbs 20
a large and elegant residence with every conven
ence IN the most desirable residence portion q the
city.
200 acres Missouri Land.
1920 acres Tennessee Timber.
viii lease on long time. manufacturing sites at
South Grand Rapids lying between q. X & ] AID
M. G. r. r. tracks Shipping facilities are The pest
Forty acres with elegant house and two large
barns, well located near city limits.
$40 acres Texas
277 North Union-st.
Forty acre timber lot near city limits
Farm property IN Antrim, ADegan. larry. Branch,
Calhoun Cass Clinton, Eaton Cepesee Grat3ot
Hiedale, Ingham jackson Kent Lenawee Lav-
inQston, Monroe Nonfcaln, NswavQo. Ottawa
Shiawassee St. Clair. St JoFeph, Toecola Van
Buren,. Washtenaw and Grand Traverse Counties.
We have several OF the handeomest residences
in the city for sale at q great bargain.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19
BROWN Discharged


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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

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